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THE NEW YORKER: In your piece, you write about using the Internet to research your family history, test paternity, and so forth. Are these Internet genealogy and ancestry services generally ...

or naughty if others saw their internet search history. A study of 2,000 adults found 17 percent would feel ashamed if friends and family knew what they looked up online, with 40 percent of these ...

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Exploring one's family history has traditionally been a labor ... I got a lot of answers without uploading anything. The advent of the internet has streamlined this process, and now with OpenAI's ...

Kevin Driscoll’s new book The Modem World offers a picture of an early Internet defined by community, experimentation, and lack of privacy. (Fotoreport Quelle AG / AP Images) By signing up, you ...

In a very real sense, the Internet, this marvelous worldwide digital communications network that you’re using right now, was created because one man was annoyed at having too many computer ...

A new BYU study suggests that studying family history may help older adolescents find this sweet spot. From a survey of 239 18-to-20-year-old students at seven U.S. universities, researchers found ...